"It's here at the bowling club on November 29," she said.

"It's all about raising funds to keep our services going here in Armidale. It's going to be a fantastic night. We bring local people together with semi-professional dancers to perform.

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"They are going to entertain you. It's like the Dancing With the Stars program on TV. The night is just a really fun, community, entertaining night for everybody."

CSIRO acting research director - livestock Sonja Dominik is one who will be learning some dance moves to entertain with on the night.

"I'm very much looking forward to that. I think it is just a fantastic cause," she said.

"I'm a beast cancer survivor, so when they asked me to participate and be one of the stars there was no hesitation. I love busting some funky arsed moves.

"I prefer something fast paced - maybe rock and roll."

UNE law student Hayden Gray was not certain what sort of routine he would be mastering for the night.

"It could be a Tango or a quick step, but we'll see how fast a lawyer in training can move," he said.

"This will be a full 1920s tuxedo, white tie and all. I wouldn't go as far as saying a full 007 performance, but you never know.

"I hope it will be a really fun night for everyone because cancer touches everyone's life in one way or another.